As one of the top tourist attractions in Georgia, Helen is known for its scenery and hiking and camping opportunities. Many visitors choose to stay in mountain cabins or cottages instead of hotels when they travel to Helen, and many also want to bring their pets along for the vacation. Luckily, many cottages and cabins in and around the Helen area offer tourists the opportunity to allow their pets to share in the vacation memories.
Blue Ridge Cabin Rentals offers a wide variety of cabins, ranging from smaller, more rustic cabins that can sleep two to large, sprawling lodges that can sleep 11. Many cabins come with cable television, hot tubs and Internet access, though the accommodations vary depending on availability and rates. The pet policy for Blue Ridge Cabin Rentals states that all pets to be brought into the cabin must be disclosed when the reservation is made. Also, there is a three-pet maximum limit and a one-time fee of $30 for one pet, $40 for two pets and $50 for three pets. Guests are responsible for picking up after their pets, and pets cannot be left alone and uncrated inside the cabin.
Timberloft Cottage and Cabin Rentals offers one-, two- and three-bedroom cabins and cottages. Most cabins offer hot tubs, grilling areas and cable television, and the cabins are priced by size and amenities as well as levels of seclusion. Many, but not all, of the cabins are pet friendly, so visitors must make sure that the cabin explicitly states that pets are allowed when making reservations. For the cabins that allow pets, there is a $25 non-refundable fee for each pet with a maximum of two pets under 25 pounds each per cabin. Pets should not be left alone and uncrated in cabins.
Georgia Mountain Rentals has a variety of one- to five-bedroom cabins that accept pets. The one- and two-bedroom cabins offer basic amenities, such as gas fireplaces, microwaves and coffeemakers. The larger cabins also have Wi-Fi options, a movie library and video games as options, depending on the cabin and the rates. Pet-friendly cabins require a cleaning fee and damage protection fee, both of which vary, depending on the cabin type.
